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Laban/Bartenieff and Somatic Studies Canada™ (LSSC) in affiliation with the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies (LIMS®) present a Laban Movement Analysis Certificate Program (with the award of CMA), in Modular Format.

IN VANCOUVER:
For pre-requisite introductory courses in BC, Alberta, or Saskatchewan contact donnaredlick@shaw.ca

MODULE ONE - DECEMBER 5-19, 2008
Perceiving and Observing in Body/Effort/Shape/Space;
Bartenieff Fundamentals Practice

Special note: Application Deadline for the Vancouver Program is 15 September 2008

A non-refundable $500.00 deposit is required no later than October 1st, 2008. Full payment is due November 5th, 2008.

Module One focuses on Bartenieff Fundamentals practice, hands-on work and movement repatterning.  It begins with utilizing the framework of Body/Effort/Shape/Space as perceptual training in LMA/BF. (see Modular Descriptions)

Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, 6450 Deer Lake Avenue, Deer Lake Park Burnaby, B.C. (minutes outside of Vancouver)

Module TwoQualities of Shape and Relationship - June 5-19, 2009
Module ThreeEffort Qualities in Human Expression - August 1-15, 2009
Module FourChoreutic Space and the Integration of Shape - December 4-18, 2009
Module FiveIntegrating and a Final Application Project - June 2-15, 2010

IN TORONTO:
For pre-requisite introductory courses in Toronto contact nadine.saxton@gmail.com.  (In Halifax, contact barratt.susan@gmail.com)
The last Toronto Modular Program graduated its CMAs on July 11, 2008.

2009-2011 Toronto Program

Module One - December 4-18, 2009
Module Two - August 2-16, 2010

For information on application and enrolment in any of our programs, contact jkaylo@labancan.org.

Our Modular Program provides in-depth study and practice in utilising Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals(SM) (LMA/BF) as a framework for movement analysis; while deepening perception of movement experience, movement vocabulary and understanding of non-verbal communication. Through the series of Five Modules, you will develop refined movement skills in observation and practice within each of the categories of Body/Effort/Shape/Space, as well as gain the ability to use a codified system of movement analysis when working with others, analysing your own work, staging/choreographing, communicating non-verbally, writing about or researching movement. You will develop greater anatomical efficiency and technical mastery through movement re-patterning, while significantly expanding the range of your individual expressivity.  Through this course of training and study, you will uncover your individual perceptual biases in communicating and understanding movement as art and as lived experience – in teaching, performance, clinical and somatic practice, and in everyday life.

 

 

 
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